The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-24
CECIL FARMERS CLUB.
THE REGULAR DECEMBER MEETING
APMR. JOHN P, WILSON'S.
The Road Question Discussed, and q Con
venti"n ..t Citizens Proposed on Tuesday,
.ianunry 10Th Minutes of he Meeting j..

The Road Question Discussed. and u Con
/ ventron nt Citizens Proposed on Tuesday.
.anu.ry 10Th Minutes "i he Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting ot the
/ Crc! Farmers Cluh was held at thP resi-
drnca OF Nit .T"hm = Wilson "n rnnrs.
day the 18th inst. On account of the
! inIipment Weather the rol! was not called
4 until II 80. when the Club was called to
| order by the president. :. II. Carson, i'll
! the chair. Ne'nbers pres -nt-S K. Car
s,,r, H. II Duvckinck. A. J. M'cniner }.
( w McCuliough, II. C"uaon, &. W. SUIT
ton, L Np&rs, Thamas Bond and John
p. Wilson; honoT2ry mem h'r-Dr. X. +.
Bro.n we'll; visi,nrs-Rer J. Z. Miligsn,
J. Nj G. Carhart and ihnmas Fhssitt.
Messrs Cars II. Coudnn. Sutton, Moves
ana Bond being late PAID The usual hue.
The minu:cs Of the las. meeting were
reau by thn Tetlri = >"crF' NY, aHd with
a Slight amendment w''" anpInv; Il.
UnnulsneI blSlnyss =, ,.s tig'u a tor.
I .-ro Mas none aGcapg tuo finishing of
A. Il Nac!a vs. ces,l "3 +" DIS TG.s
WAS t. have been concludes: at the
Dece.uber meeting. }ii. H4araH not
brrup pres IT. exp rhine ITS were called
for fr Moves a1sd he nad a"Tne K o
ias fall fui pistnrG wish 'err satisfactory
results. N furturr experiments beng
rep rte,I, aud an essay being III orde:,
our Il .,st read an at,Icle on { pit i and
/ Lab ~ the essayist taking th" grr;nud
that the question OF a Sails act"ry a6Just-
meut of the relations of CAPITA! and
l. lbor was one Of the great ISSUES "efole
the Am :ric an pc pie .ndar. ii proc edfi
to point out many evils aud dis t'panci
iu til. relAtive aGjlStman5 - Capital
aud l. Dor, their mu,utl drpe -.deuc,
the disasCerGus eft-ct on outn whit II
arrayei iu :intagon,sru. He thought TIE
C ,mb!natiuU OF Labor as At present III
l. ,bor | uons III reGress of their grleV-
ances ;li.a.ivisdd, as 1t ted tn couse-
quarces of very qresriouahle ch sracte",
making Of LtoDr as great Il morGpoly as
that they seek to suhvert. He thought
the inre!Su element was responsible for
the unrest aud sllss satisfaction pr>v,dirg
most branches uf Ia Dor aud rec .mnende!
a change in the lnl. r!UInn and nlfnral'-
z!ti.,n laws. enj lining greater care in he
prevention % rurhulHnt and reheiliouR
aliens from landing on cur shores. He
thonghi this class largely responsible tor
the personal LiDtr5y Lra4ue. that while
noniuAlly ciriZaus - oar souAtry. yet
clinging to thir natiouaIitles desecratiug
the S-bhath, and casJi * rrproach on
our institutions H thought the OUT
look for farmers would bs better if our
ultra protection policy WIS modified
claiming THAT at present the markets of
the world were barred against pnr sur
plus cereal products in self defence.
Criticisms were then C lller Mr.. Iuy
ckinck liked the essay. and had no crit
cism to make tlr. Michner endorsed
some parts of it. but did not coincide with
the liberal policy Indicated. Mr.. McCul
duties, aud thought the ho'ne markers
benefited. NJ. Cnaion approved o!
just thu part Mr.. MeCrlinlgh djSap
proved, ne thovGht iha pnin,s we'll C;.len
but lid not care - !'aeusS the question.
81. sutton liked .ne cs*ay-agrsring
with ali the .,,..in features, bat had nrtn
ing 80 ADD. Nir. N",ss MAS Si.u s..,
ess:.yIs, hat ,LGrss>oG irom tue utu"l
tAeu.- .! no-s. cattle ETC.. and tAoG.!t
tie subjects treated important ut,s. aud
sGnh Is t"riuyr, >hr9'd crusader a> thcy
have 4 Fl cueai hv,rllg Oh tt",r iujcI-
/ esIa uu' thGI-. Il. IN 'sL i; ne crimes I'D
oy,r!&r&od rA& m,,"t i'upn,GAl, p,ej. rh,l
| r"it..ini2g 40 iaigr"Fioa a4a u4tur.liz. !
flon. Il. .hGu.ht n.sd uu.'l G: ..p.5es.
head s."a, trouble f.niu shat quaco~r.
Mr.. Bond approved so'ne p!rgs OF the
| paper. bat did not Cudo!au IL ;,s a wi.0t
as he w.s protectio,lsC. Mr.. Carson
th"usht the protection policy the truo
one. DR.. Bromwell saiI be liked TIE
essay in ali its features. that the Sui uiboct,
| treated were OF great I!npgrtanct, sl.Id he
regretted that any should LOOK at it from
political standpoiut. Taat they we're
practical matters, and we shonld discuss
chem. Mr. Carnart approved OF soma
paris, and some he dld not. Mr. iiii-
gan sIid he liked Che ESSAY, and was glad
1T haa brancLe,i ga. into new cnaunsis,
and thought it shunId be discussed en
irelT from au u,p:ytIz,n stand point.
| That as :. matter oi t"hlIcil economy.
as practical.
Criticisms being closed, the president
appointed oI The committee 10 l"apect
p.e.n ses Siessra. u. W. SLJ;on, J. ".
| McCulluugn and Enuch No,es.
| A communication WAS read from s. r.
Carson or puditc roatis formulating i. pi. n
10 superceuv the pr2s ut rouG lar, Iecom
ncndlus tho apps!.:tinelt oi JDrec road
comm IssioEers il each district, to servo
without compensation, with power 90
| appoint ono or more suitable purSous,
y noao sole duty stsI be to a5teuG 20
repairing the public roads, paying lib
er:.i salary thereto, but subi5ct to and
| under control OF the district board. Also
Deper by Mr. NateH setting forth the
| New Englind system, iG belug SubsLan-
ti..ily The same as that il vngu3 il Ches
ter county, Pa. y recess " >s ncrt taken
tor dilner, which was p.rtaKeu oi with
the usual good cheer, Jhe dinner being
feature OF the club hat all aglee on.
The club reassembisd it 2 30 The con
| tinued rain made 1t ,mpractlcable TO visit
| the premises and examiue tue sock,
roads from the Miles River Farmers
| Ciup Of Talbot county was read Ii was
cut from tie Baltimore -1meriean and
| gave racJiUaiar auv!cG In ULs matter OF
ROAD making. Tie paper Submitted by
! alr. C"tsuu Was then takou up. MIR.
| Duycti iuok was tl:ss heard. He reco.-
nlzed the necessity of something bslus
done, but did not IuuJ accord with the
plan proposed. lie thought ono uIan
not Sufficient TO attend 10 ali the repairs
II "A district, and thonyht man coald not
ne found To take tue over sIShg OF these
districts wltGouV ply. lie Thought it
would be a barren nUnor; sug sesCed
system 81 compelling iueu 20 work III the
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